Overview of major scalp conditions

Scalp Psoriasis

A chronic inflammatory skin disease with thick, silvery-white plaques, itching, and inflammation. It has an autoimmune and genetic origin and can worsen with stress or infections.

Seborrheic Dermatitis

A condition linked to excess sebum and the proliferation of the fungus Malassezia, with yellowish scales, reddened skin, and itching.

Alopecia

Hair loss in various forms, often related to genetic, hormonal, or nutritional factors. It does not cause visible scaling or inflammation.

Diagnosis: How to distinguish between psoriasis, dermatitis, and alopecia?

Distinctive Clinical Signs

• Psoriasis: Thick plaques with clear margins, intense itching, and possible pinpoint bleeding.
• Dermatitis: Oily, yellowish scales, blurred margins, persistent itching.
• Alopecia: Thinning or bald patches, without desquamation.

Diagnostic Tools

• Dermoscopy
• Skin biopsy
• Blood tests for hormonal imbalances or deficiencies

Recommended treatments

Treatments inspired by the DP Depur Line – for Psoriasis

• Purifying Shampoo: with essential oils of rosemary, lavender, and bergamot to gently cleanse and stimulate microcirculation.
• Intensive Serum: acts deeply to reduce inflammation and break down accumulated toxins.
• Draining Serum: promotes lymphatic drainage with a blend of plant extracts (up to 17).

Treatments inspired by the Leniplus Line – for Seborrheic Dermatitis

• Soothing Shampoo: with chamomile, tea tree oil, and lavender, ideal for reducing itching and inflammation.
• Defence Serum: soothes irritated areas with vegetable oils like jojoba and inca inchi.
• Balancing Serum: hydrates and restores the skin barrier with aloe vera, allantoin, and hyaluronic acid.

Treatments inspired by the RG Regen Line – for Alopecia

• Strengthening Shampoo: stimulates microcirculation with essential oils of eucalyptus, ginger, and vegetable proteins.
• Force Serum: strengthens follicles with nettle, pomegranate extracts, and vitamin E.
• Multiactive Serum: intensive anti-hair loss and regenerating action.
• Daily Support: with 19 essential oils and bioactive peptides for maintenance.

Case Studies: Differences in practice

Case 1: Psoriasis with Superinfection

Widespread plaques, itching, stress. Treatment with gentle shampoo, intensive and draining serum. Visible improvements in 6 weeks.

Case 2: Persistent Seborrheic Dermatitis

Oily and itchy scalp with scales. Treatment with soothing shampoo, soothing and rebalancing serum. Significant relief in 8 weeks.

Case 3: Early Androgenetic Alopecia

Thinning in frontal areas. Combined use of stimulating shampoo, intensive serums, and nutritional support. Improved density after 3 months.

Conclusion

Distinguishing between psoriasis, dermatitis, and alopecia is essential for correctly addressing scalp problems. Adopting targeted and natural treatments, based on essential oils and plant extracts, can effectively and sustainably improve skin health.

Always consult a specialist for an accurate diagnosis and choose a treatment that respects the specific needs of your scalp.